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Once again, more great pictures. Thanks. A deserted beach? If you ever visit the island of Colonsay on the west coast of Scotland, I think the beach at Kiloran Bay should do the trick. And then you can take your camera across the causeway to Oronsay (watch out for the tides!) and settle down with the seal colony. It worked for me.
Thanks for your comment Marcus. I know Felixstowe is not precisely the most exotic beach place to visit. But hey… I’ll have a look at that place in Scotland. Maybe this summer I might get some time to visit it.
Nice series of images from Felixstowe, it’s a great place to spend some time. I’ve visited the port on a number of occasions. Along with Marcus, I’d recommend Scotland.
Thanks Simon. Yes, Scotland is on my radar since ages… :)